Egypt uncovers Pre-Ceramic site north of Cairo
The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced the discovery of an ancient cemetery dating back to the Pre-Dynastic era (5500 BC - 3100 BC) in the Kom El-Khlejan area of Dakahlia Governorate, north of Cairo. The excavation includes residential areas and tombs from various periods, including the Lower Egyptian civilization and the Second Intermediate Period, with remains of mudbrick buildings and grain silos, enhancing our understanding of the development of settlements and funerary practices in ancient Egypt. This discovery enriches knowledge of Egyptian civilization's history and demonstrates human interaction with the environment since ancient times.
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